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Judy Finnigan forced into humiliating apology on her first day on Loose Women after excusing rape by footballer because it 'wasn't violent and the victim was drunk'
Evans, 25, was jailed for five years in 2012 after raping a 19-year-old woman Speaking on Loose Women, veteran broadcaster Finnigan said: 'The rape was not violent... he didn't cause any bodily harm to the person' The 66-year-old added: 'It was unpleasant... she had far too much to drink' Her comments on the live show sparked immediate outrage on social media 100,000 people have signed petition to prevent Evans from returning to play Finnigan has since 'apologised unreservedly' for any offence caused Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3G7IXcFLc ![]() She is on loads of Front pages ![]() this Not Her Last edited by arista; 14-10-2014 at 11:14 AM. |
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She got herself trapped in the fact that the word rape covers such a huge range of circumstances and that by pointing out degrees of badness you are not condoning any of them
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whilst I get what you're saying it seems to only ever apply to rape that it "not being that bad" is pointed out. Like if someone was murdered by being shot in the head, you're not going to hear someone say well it could have been worse, he could have been tortured first
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Spoiler: Last edited by Niamh.; 14-10-2014 at 12:45 PM. |
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I know there is, that wasn't the point I was making in my previous post though
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Spoiler: Last edited by Niamh.; 14-10-2014 at 12:20 PM. |
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She is Not on the Panel Today
Only done one day. |
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2 weeks worth of good PR for LW
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I'm not excusing rape... but if a young woman is so pissed she can't take care of herself then it should serve as a warning to other young women... because as far as I can see, young women are still getting pissed out of their minds with monotonous regularity, and so I think they must take a little of the responsibility when a woman incapacitated by alcohol, is raped. If you have an accident in a car when you're pissed, and you're seriously injured, your insurance will not pay out and you face all kinds of penalties and punishments. If you're raped while you're pissed, you're a victim.
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Of course everyone man or woman should take responsibility for themselves, (men can be raped too), but what you are talking about is completely different thing. If someone is drunk and goes on to commit a crime that is their responsibility, driving while under the influence is a crime, if someone is drunk and another person takes advantage of the fact and commits a crime against the drunk person the drunk person has not committed a crime and should not be held responsible for the other persons actions.
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Don't be afraid to be weak. Last edited by lostalex; 14-10-2014 at 11:51 AM. |
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The same way an adult would not leave a child in a vulnerable situation to be kidnapped. That's not to say it's their fault a kidnapper acts, but there are precautions to be taken to try and ensure danger does not strike. That's just common sense IMO. Leaving yourself so drunk you're alone, vulnerable, have no control over your body or mind then you are leaving yourself open to a multitude of dangers not just rape. Last edited by Marsh.; 14-10-2014 at 04:15 PM. |
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Did the girl involved not consent and then withdraw her consent the next morning?
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what you just said makes no sense, how could she not give consent and then withdraw consent that she never gave? or maybe you were just making a very clever post that points out the ridiculousness. either way, no is the answer to the question (no pun intended)
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Don't be afraid to be weak. Last edited by lostalex; 14-10-2014 at 12:59 PM. |
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Not the same as USA Laws and this Rapist Football is debuted on every UK media this week |
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This was a strange case because Evans friend went back with this girl, text Evans about it and so he followed to the hotel room and had sex with her after his friend did. The woman woke up with no recollection and accused both men of rape, but Evans was found guilty and his friend wasn't which seemed like a strange verdict.
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